TRANSFER SERVICE Marie proceeded with the "cleaning" of the place and ordered the removal of many of the original features of the palace. 11.700,00 €. The art is very interesting and especially so with the fantastic installations. To imagine how many hands this 700 year old "private home" passed through and to be able in 2019 to view the inside is truly amazing. The Ca 'd'Oro is a well-known building in Venice, located in the Cannaregio district overlooking the Grand Canal. The artistic collections of the palace were significantly increased after this donation. (Glasgow also has a building modelled on the Doge's Palace). Save hours of waiting in line as you bypass queues often in advance of two hours and head straight inside the often sold-out monuments. Loved every minute of the visit and am so worried about what happened to the gardens with the tide. The cornice and cresting, with their graceful and delicate forms, follow the local Venetian taste that was later imitated. The visit was a nice retreat from the crowds of tourists in the. A water gate from another era, which overlooks the picturesque Rio di Ca’ Dolce, and a charming and typical Venetian Courtyard, with a delightful small well, frame the quiet and reserved Hotel Ca’ d’Oro. In the Ca 'd'Oro annex, there is a very interesting collection of pottery found in the Venice lagoon. +39.041.2411212 | Fax +39.041.2414385 Its name derives from the fact that originally some parts of its facade were covered with a golden edge, forming part of a complex polychromy that pitifully has been lost with the pass of time. We were stunned by the building and the sense of history. Soc. Mail: info@venicehotelcadoro.com, P.Iva 03094360272 Customers who booked this museum also booked: Daily openTuesday to Sunday from 8.15 am to 7.15 pm. cafes and on the streets in the area about the museum. Nearby is the well-known Rialto Bridge, the oldest and most famous bridge that crosses the Grand Canal, probably the most famous in the city. The building was purchased years later, in 1894, by Baron Giorgio Franchetti, who in 1916 donated it to the Italian state. Corte Barbaro, Cannaregio 4604, Venezia (VE) The Hotel Ca’ d’Oro and Venice is open!With joy and gratitude we are reminding of wonderful memories and fantastic encounters. The Palazzo itself is beautiful and worth a visit (oh the views), don't miss the gardens with the gorgeous tile work. Amazing how thry lived in this magical city centuries ago, riding up to your home by water, there's also a rear entrance unto the walks ways of Venice, with a beautifully crafted door. Ca'd'Oro's last owner, Baron Giorgio Franchetti collected art and restored the palazzi as a suitable home in which to display his splendid collection. The palace is incomplete, it lacks the left wing and this produces some asymmetry of the facade. Did you know that in the 19th century, this wonderful building became the property of the dancer Marie Taglioni? Giovanni and Bartolomeo Bon built this building from 1442 requested by the procurator of St. Mark (San Marco) Marino Contarini. This market is located in the neighborhood of San Polo and has two areas, the area dedicated to the sale of fruits and vegetables, and the area of fish sales. We. Guarantee your entry into two of Venice’s star attractions on a skip-the-line tour of Doge’s Palace (Palazzo Ducale) and St. Mark’s Basilica (Basilica of San Marco). Modern, luminous and quiet suites and rooms, with the possibility to enjoy the garden or private terrace, Large and exclusive suites in historical palace, totally and finely renovated, 03 NIGHTS IN DELUXE DOUBLE WITH CANAL VIEW BREAKFAST SERVED AT YOUR TABLE OR IN YOUR ROOM FOR YOUR INTIMACY…. In this Gothic Venetian style palace, visitors can admire many photographs of the Venetian school, among them the famous San Sebastiano by Andrea Mantegna and other masterpieces of the Tuscan and Flemish schools, as well as small and wonderful bronze statues and sculptures from the Renaissance.